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Well, Here’s the Good News

By on October 23, 2020

It’s not all doom and gloom in the MMA world. Some members of the MMA community have been doing some great things and announcing exciting personal news. It’s important to stay positive, and I’m here to help you achieve that goal. We have decided to help keep that positivity flowing the best that we can. Nothing but good news for you to feast your eyes on.

Congratulations to Karolina Kowalkiewicz who became Mrs. Zaborowscy last week.

“The Face” Richard Kiely is put to work on the pads by his son Derry. We can expect to see a knockout in his next fight with Derry leaving no stone unturned. Some great stuff.

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Brian Ortega caused a stir before his win over the Korean Zombie last weekend. The featherweight number one contender, by shaving his long locks, donated his hair to the ‘Locks of Love‘ charity. Locks of Love provide the highest quality hair prosthetics to financially disadvantaged children free of charge. Respect to Ortega.

Here is Cage Warrior President Graham Boylan telling double champion Mason Jones that his next fight will be in the UFC. A huge congratulations to “The Dragon” who will make his UFC in the coming months, well deserved. I for one can’t wait to see him compete inside the octagon.

Whenever Charlie Ward step in front of a camera prepare to be entertained. Here are some outtakes from a clip that the Bellator middleweight posted on Instagram this week. We need more of this please.

Ian O'Neill is the host of the SevereMMA UFC Preview show and one of the co-hosts of The Auld Triangle - Irish MMA podcast. You can find more of Ian's work on the SevereMMA Patreon where he co-hosts The Chasing Pack and The Contender. Follow him on Twitter and on Instagram @ioneillmma
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